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Illerfeld Castle

Illerfeld Castle
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Illerfeld Castle, in Memmingen-Illerfeld in Upper Swabia, is an example of late Baroque architecture erected by Sigmund von Lupin. It features early 19th-century extensions and historical elements.

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The origins of Illerfeld Castle date back to 1784, when Sigmund von Lupin commissioned its construction. Originally designed as a two-story central building with a hip roof, the castle was expanded between 1820 and 1830 with single-story side wings. Inside, details can be found, such as remnants of an organ wing from St. Martin in Memmingen, embedded in ceilings and the stairwell. The stairwell has an oak railing featuring Empire motifs. The ovens in the upper chambers have cast-iron bases and terracotta vase finials.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0

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